Trump gets shame and ridicule by showing numbers on the campaign trail

In his political fight against Kamala Harris, Donald Trump is focusing on highlighting the “failures” of the Biden administration. with unconventional arguments.

WASHINGTON – It is the right of a challenger in an election campaign to question, criticize and explain the political developments under the government and explain what you want to do better. US President-elect Donald Trump is also following this tactic, but he faces repeated ambiguity about the sins he has read from the current administration of Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.

After a controversial appearance in front of the media at her home in Mar-a-Lago, Florida last week, the 78-year-old appeared in front of the cameras again on Thursday (August 15) in Bedminster, New Jersey. Explain how Biden and Harris are harming the American people and the nation’s economy. One comment in particular earned him a lot of criticism and ridicule.

“More than 100 percent jobs”: Trump scoffs after press conference

Not only did Trump say when he appeared in front of the cameras that “100 percent of the new jobs created” would be taken by immigrants, 350,000 more people in the U.S. registered as unemployed in July. In a postscript he adds: “The number is actually much higher than that, well over 100 percent.”

A US news site cited these tweets specifically on the texting service Mediaite.comIt also posted a video of the press release online.

Trump’s strategy: Broadcaster exposes false and distorted information in US election campaign

The news site reports that Trump has already drawn attention to the lies during a press conference at Mar-a-Lago and an hour-long appearance. According to one estimate 162 fact-checkers from the NPR broadcast network requested false and distorted material. These included a story about a helicopter crash that Trump’s fellow passenger dismissed as a fairy tale, and Trump’s claim that the US economy was facing an imminent collapse and was “economically at the most dangerous point in its history”. According to NPR, the latter can be easily disproved with current GDP figures.

Biden, criticized for his age, dropped out of the Democratic presidential campaign in favor of Harris, and Democrats have again gained critical percentage points in the polls. Even in many swing states, the party is now slightly ahead. (of)